Help/Support Where to find ProcessID / Binary Name?

0xWeiss · August 13

How does one go about finding these on mobile?

0xWeiss · August 13

Never mind, I've found it via:

/var/container/Bundle/Application/APPLICATION-NAME/NameOfApp.app

Wish there were an easier way, but that's finnnnnnnneeee.

Aizen_ · August 13

5 minutes ago, 0xWeiss said:

How does one go about finding these on mobile?

command in Terminal / NewTerm

ps -e | grep <app name or part of app name>

Example: ps -e | grep CandyCrush

This wil show something like this

1234 ?? 0:02.34 /var/containers/Bundle/Application/.../CandyCrush.app/CandyCrush

1234 ( is your PID ) it changes evrytime u restart the game
CandyCrush is Binary name

1 minute ago, 0xWeiss said:

Never mind, I've found it via:

/var/container/Bundle/Application/APPLICATION-NAME/NameOfApp.app

Wish there were an easier way, but that's finnnnnnnneeee.

jus run this commadn no need to do that it will list its location and PID which changes every time , you gonna need PID if u r into debugging

0xWeiss · August 13

6 minutes ago, Aizen_ said:

command in Terminal / NewTerm

ps -e | grep <app name or part of app name>

Example: ps -e | grep CandyCrush

This wil show something like this

1234 ?? 0:02.34 /var/containers/Bundle/Application/.../CandyCrush.app/CandyCrush

1234 ( is your PID ) it changes evrytime u restart the game
CandyCrush is Binary name

jus run this commadn no need to do that it will list its location and PID which changes every time , you gonna need PID if u r into debugging

Doesn’t work that way for me, unfortunately?
https://imgur.com/a/ANtezG6

Aizen_ · August 13

6 minutes ago, 0xWeiss said:

Doesn’t work that way for me, unfortunately?
https://imgur.com/a/ANtezG6

service u using to share images doesnt work
This site can’t be reached

0xWeiss · August 13

3 minutes ago, Aizen_ said:

service u using to share images doesnt work
This site can’t be reached

https://ibb.co/N62Qw9WQ

Aizen_ · August 13

27 minutes ago, 0xWeiss said:

https://ibb.co/N62Qw9WQ

You used the wrong PID
The PID you picked is not the game’s PID.
It’s the PID of the grep command itself

A real game process will have something like this
/var/containers/Bundle/Application/UUID/GameName.app/GameName

Try these and see which one worked
1: ps -e | grep -i PartOfGame | grep -v grep

2: ps -axo pid,command | grep -i PartOfGame

3: to show only running apps and games try this
ps -axo pid,command | grep ".app/"

4: lastly the easiest one for me(Recommended) which will show only running game
ps -ax | grep (Part Of game )

Like: ps -ax | grep Candy

also keep in mind u will see something like this

iPone:~ mobile% ps -ax | grep Candy
14913 ?? 0:02.90 /var/containers/Bundle/Application/38D5616D-D1E9-49F4-A539-0E0CD64204AD/CandyCrush.app/CandyCrush 15031 ttys000 0:00.07 grep Candy

u see the red number thats not PID u picked this one in the picture , the Green one at the start is Your PID